Introduction: Occupational therapists (OTs) utilize a holistic approach with individuals receiving services through considering risk factors and addressing areas of development, physicality, and mental health. One unique setting OTs are not frequently seen in are Juvenile Justice Systems and addressing maternal care. At the Dickinson Juvenile Justice Center, there is a need for female education in pre- and postnatal care. Project Purpose: To provide educational resources for expecting and new mothers on pre- and postnatal self-care for mothers, fetal and infant development, development of sensory processing skills, and forming healthy/strong attachment styles to mitigate possible risk factors associated with birth. Case Description: The participant in this single case report is a female within the juvenile justice system expecting her first child. She voluntarily agreed to evidence-based education sessions in juvenile probation for 5 weeks with pre- and post-surveys. She reported to be 21 weeks pregnant with the desire to stay sober and out of the system in the future.